Jimbop
Feb-11-2012, 16:24
I got sick of manually starting FRAPS, TrackIR, Teamspeak, TSNotifier, JoyToKey (you get the picture) every time I wanted to fly. Here's a very simple way to start multiple applications with a batch file.
Just paste the following into notepad, change the paths so they point to your shortcut instead of mine, and save as a .bat file wherever you like. Mine is start_CoD.bat on the desktop.
start /min D:\batchlinks\Fraps.lnk
start /min D:\batchlinks\JoyToKey.lnk
start /min "D:\batchlinks\TrackIR v5.lnk"
start /min D:\batchlinks\TeamSpeak3.lnk
start /min D:\batchlinks\TSNotifier.lnk
cls
Notes:
1. /min starts it minimized.
2. If the patch to your shortcut has spaces then add quotes as below for the TrackIR link.
3. cls just clears the DOS screen, just a habit.
4. I have my shortcuts in a single directory, D:\batchlinks, but this is not necessary.
Just paste the following into notepad, change the paths so they point to your shortcut instead of mine, and save as a .bat file wherever you like. Mine is start_CoD.bat on the desktop.
start /min D:\batchlinks\Fraps.lnk
start /min D:\batchlinks\JoyToKey.lnk
start /min "D:\batchlinks\TrackIR v5.lnk"
start /min D:\batchlinks\TeamSpeak3.lnk
start /min D:\batchlinks\TSNotifier.lnk
cls
Notes:
1. /min starts it minimized.
2. If the patch to your shortcut has spaces then add quotes as below for the TrackIR link.
3. cls just clears the DOS screen, just a habit.
4. I have my shortcuts in a single directory, D:\batchlinks, but this is not necessary.